she's been commenting on the killing of the u.s. ambassador in libya x. and libya and here i think the situation was always complicated and that's almost always the case that there is a lot of complexity and it's too easy to rush to the conclusion that the future will turn out the way you want it to and the libyan case in particular may involve only a minority of the libyans the libyan government has also condemned the killings it's not true that libya has turned against the united states on the contrary libya has shown a determination on the part of many people both in the government and in the larger population to try to get rid of violent armed conflict to punish and disarm those who killed the american ambassador so in fact there is a pretty strong turn against that sort of threat in the what parts of its strategy should the u.s.

and its western allies amend these of those countries and other countries to avoid negative consequences in the future well the most important thing i think is to be very cautious about a forceful expects only a violent intervention i think that that's extraordinarily risky and so we should watch out for advocates of violence intervention secondly i think that it's important to recognize that in every one of these countries as in every country around the world there's more than one voice i think that the u.s. should be very concerned to show that it respects muslim people show that it respects different nationalities where they they showed the opposite well some people for example those who made this horrible film about the prophet which offers an insult to the prophet did not treat as long with. respect and many

in the region think that that somehow represents u.s. policy it doesn't represent u.s. policy but the u.s. needs to make it clear it's not easy to it's not easy to i don't think it's numbing people it's not and president obama and secretary clinton have both said this but i think that we need to recognize that just saying it once or twice is gin up we have to make sure that this is the basis of the actions of international powers part of what that means is encouraging trade encouraging educational and other cultural linkages so that there is a growing relationship of trust and mutual understanding but it's not easy in countries where people have not had many opportunities where they find it hard to trust not only international powers but their own government on many occasions where there is not the experience of easy friendly management of differences but differences often lead to violent conflict in those cases we have to be patient and

part of the u.s. need in relationship to the middle east is for patients we shouldn't expect things to change overnight we think that it hasn't been a reaction from the time was that exactly but from a very special group of face to science or was that actually at all possible to avoid this while those people they may have been i mean waiting for something like this it's never impossible to get rid of such possibilities it's never impossible to guarantee anything one hundred percent in international affairs or in terms of domestic peace is specially when there are people who want to have a disruption i don't think that we are going to influence those people who want to violence and who are willing to use those tactics but i think we can have an influence on how much sympathy there is in the broader population by making sure that we don't back repressive regimes and become associated with. that we are

appropriately respectful in matters of religion is this. the cause behind and why the intervention supposed to brain democracy and freedom peace and prosperity brought instead filings and chaos actually the chaos that we see around us is structural it's built into the system that doesn't mean it always has to get out of hand or always produce violence but it means that we can't imagine it a way we can't imagine it will just go away if we get one perfect policy and we have to resist most of the time the impulse to think that there are just good guys and bad guys and if we intervene to help the good guys then everything will get better i think the proof of that story is libya it's something we have to listen to in relation to syria i've actually witnessed the beginning of the conflict in this country and just been there recently it is indeed very complicated what's going on

in syria which is we've got to all this complexity of the situation on the syrian society particularly how you see the conflict played out that well i give you two different answers because on the one hand a prediction on the other hand a hope my prediction unfortunately is that the bad situation will get worse my hope is that before that happens there will be a way to stop the violence enough to get people talking to each other about a more peaceful transition so far the international community has shown that it is not clear it doesn't know what to do i don't think anyone is entirely on the right this it's not a good idea to back repressive regime and to give it the hope i think false hope that it can stay in power and overcome that story but it's not a good idea to imagine that rebels are somehow all democrats all the brawl all people who are going to simply work for you. a good future they have their own

sectional interests their own personal grievances their own different kinds and opposition is very much divided streamlet that's why i use word factions it's divided there's not even a clear majority if the united states invades syria that's a disaster to so arms to one side or the other is to continue the conflict and right now both sides are getting arms on the international market very easily with different backers that means more people will be killed possibly the best action would be try to try to reduce the global availability of arms and here both of our countries are at fault what impact do western led interventions have on the societies in those countries in terms of mentality let's say how people detained change following those interventions i can see myself that i mean people i mean they've changed the process of rebuilding the peace building it is

cultural change it's education it's economic relations and it's developing legitimate government every one of those is made harder. by war and conflict ok what about the western societies how did they change following all these events it's it's through massive popular pressure that the west is withdrawing from countries like iraq and afghanistan and we feel a kind of war fatigue in that it's this ties to it's two thousand and one and the attacks of that year of september eleventh are in a way a symbol for they are the only source but the anxiety about the middle east and about islam has become an acute thing for many western countries it's shaped by different factors in europe there is an anxiety about immigration in the us it really is more tied to conflicts linked to the middle east and the sense of having been attacked in the homeland this has affected

a large population and it's effected some people by making them hostile towards muslims it's affected other people by making them worried about the change in america and you're right to say america has changed america has adopted new security legislation that make it a less free country because we have more surveillance and we have that because people are worried about public security what will happen if there's another bombing so what's happened in the western countries is that the fear is more basic and so more people are making their choices based on fear. and not as many people are making their choices based on hope or optimism about living together peacefully let's not talk about london school of economics and experience that they call themselves the bad chapter over this cold history but alice eve has had very special relations with the regime of colonel moammar gadhafi

formally been leader and this pashley with his son safe on islam i've interviewed safe in tripoli and he's been talking a lot about how did this experience change him i think i guess it's been a mutual change so it's been all ok until one moment when the british government turned away from libyan leadership at that time and this exactly what happened with the school it south and something kind of apocalypse the here don't you agree with that i don't think there was a part hypocrisy i think we have to say something rather similar to what i said about countries that there were disagreements there was not just one side the school has been faulted for receiving money from a foundation linked to saif al islam gadhafi the son of more american office there were objections there was an argument there were disagreements the school never had a whole position where it said oh could off is regime ok or not ok we don't take

positions on regimes in that way there was a complicated situation and it got extremely simplified in the way it was written about in the press so it's been completely independent in that case right that's a very strong statement it has been more independent than is sometimes suggested i think completely independent receives not only from the government i mean it hasn't been influenced by. the government's attitude government influence did not control the attitudes or what went on in the school choices were made in the school the school is influenced. in various ways by public opinion more broadly by governments but we try to maintain enough autonomy that we always protect intellectual freedom so you side mistakes were made so you are now they had of london school of economics i'm sure you will do your best to avoid those mistakes in the future right i'm sure i will find future mistakes to make i think

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a joint naval drills in the mediterranean. port. thank you very much for the welcome to the sports headlines here is what's coming up the road to rio russia hold their first training session ahead of friday's a crucial two thousand and fourteen world cup qualifier with portugal here in moscow. blades of glory. scarred to a spectacular comeback win over their rival sounds in the k h l. a touchdown our team takes a look at the sport of american football and its growing popularity here in russia . but first football and on choose day russia held their first training session at a friday's crucial world cup qualifier against portugal in moscow this is said to

be fabio capello's biggest test so far as russia manager as his side go up against the group favorites both russia and portugal have won there too much is so far in qualification a goal get denise off is in the squad despite the fallout from his dispute with zinni after he wanted a bigger salary maxime gregorio phase one of the new additions to the set up and the locomotive forward is expecting a tough test on friday night. clearly has said that we need to prepare very well for the upcoming game it's going to be a massive test for the players it's a real old if you need to be called up to the national team for the first time and i'm just really glad to be here. else where the international cricket council says it's to launch an urgent investigation into claims of corruption indian t.v. says it has evidence that six piles were willing to fix world twenty twenty games ahead of the tournament the west indies won the event meetinghouse for lanka in

sunday's final the sport's governing body has urged india t.v. to hand over any evidence. that could help with the investigation the i.c.c. also reiterated that none of the umpires named in the allegations apparently from a shoreline pakistan and bangladesh were involved in any official games at the t twenty world cup. elsewhere the houston rockets are preparing for their final or their first preseason much ahead of the new n.b.a. season the rockets missed the playoffs in the last campaign finishing ninth in the western conference they've made numerous changes to their roster in the off season including the introduction of superstar jeremy lin who says it's an exciting time for the franchise. but definitely have a ways to go to be honest myself i think. you know we're learning the principles and it's one thing to learn and that is nigeria really good and together all five on the same page so as expected where we're trying to learn and grow with

each other and i think defensively right now some there we found a lot of time working on the transition and things like that elsewhere to the cage shall battle between arguably russia's brightest hockey stars pavel datsyuk and choke his teams what head to head in moscow and i was culture who stole the show with a hat trick with sky baiting sas caught in the army a mob of a don young has morphed. just the montagu european hockey fans could have only dreamed of witnessing and match up like this. joke bush used by the old that's just now it's a regular susan cage old game the first on the g.o.p. of the season saw forced to scale open the scoring with the russian magician that suit netting history's occasional deal and early in the second period when muscovites extended their lead alexander a dual meet the man fell in front of the net you know in chess and the home side of

the fence man made it to you. only you would have suspected them because all should show was just about to begin another war tradition which are probably just likes to drive in the beginning we were not focused enough just skating around making a lot of mistakes but we came up for the second period fired up from the constraints and it paid off quickly the ball jude did what every captain is supposed to inspire his team with the guild he won and scott yeah when nick wiser i would close your goal scoring chances for the visitors to scout they'll manage to stay in the lead through this. one period however scott's comeback looked inevitable strange just immediately to the final period of altered sport the second level matters to you all. and things got even worse for the hosts when given belmont scored on of both please please to staff had mounted

a comeback this god could have even the score but the examiner a duel missed the match on a breakaway although he let cloture didn't call the net in his third on the night seven minutes from time to set the final score for the publisher but with those the national money but it was a good lesson for us fortunately the season has just started and we have some time to improve so we've got huge potential and we know what we should do to fulfill some more important games are still ahead are biased toward so always plenty of stick your action for hockey fans with many of the world's biggest stars now in showcasing their outstanding skills in the continental hockey league it's a bit more than known r.t. most are just elsewhere eight of the world's finest players a preparing for the inaugural wild gulf island takei the top two running plays in the wealth tiger woods and rory mcilroy will be joined by u.s.

open win a web simpson on england's lee westwood among others five point two million dollars is a steak with a when i take home one and a half million before the week concludes with a promise that. i've just done here by nine holes and bobs would like to see more for them and i have some more. as we go on from about them but as far as the program. is concerned it is going to be a lot of on the numbers and i'm going with a wife and. make them feel rights and make them. enjoy themselves out there in the room of a good un. now in tennis russian mikhail youzhny is out of the shanghai masters following a first round defeat to the hands of viktor troicki the brought up a six three two six six four victory meanwhile american johnnies news through to the third round he saw off kevin anderson of south africa also advancing to around

three full of the straight sets win over martin fly zone into the backyard of man david asco and one monaco are about to start their second round match. and finally moscow played host to the american football finals over the weekend four teams from across russia competed as the sport tries to increase its fledgling found base in the country which about portland has more. it's a world away from the n.f.l. but the teams from moscow and juliane been schooled competing in the russian american football final this was their very own super bowl the sport is growing quickly around the country and in just two years the number of teams competing has moving tripled. good for the ceiling. has helped to coach a collegiate level in the states but still room for improvements in drawing yeah it's more of a it should be more popular because it's like what we need to russia face in context for team sports. good looking guys play the game children looking for.

american football receives very little exposure in russia there are hardly any games shown on cable well the rules and terminology a move an alien told us all sports finance or no russians in the n.f.l. or even in the collegiate system in the us which would certainly help to raise a school's profile however doubly a cool conceit is changing in the not too distant future i guess where i'm really belief we've got some players who can play netball too but much for me f.l. players is like allen and i have no danger but i got a couple players from yeah right now an n.f.l. so we can do it i really believe that some day yeah russian where have all the plays in russia and it has they receive no funding from the states so they have to finance all other expenses themselves as well as holding down another job they're only around five hundred players playing at the highest level within the country

even still mark is one of them he took up his poll to see it in films for him there's nothing else he'd rather be doing with the gun it's a contact sport and it's a kind of game where he can lead only adrenaline on the field but he stays in the failed once and come off the pitch fully relaxed and friends again with opponents. yeah i love the sport in my wife isn't always happy with me but this is my life. the final was eventually won by the mustard patriots in the blank to be churning up in standards you come from russia's ural mountains but thirty five points to twenty one and a crowd of around five hundred pounds certainly had a fantastic afternoon of entertainment american football in russia is growing slowly but surely in popularity but it's never going to be able to challenge the lines of n.f.l. europe let alone the n.f.l. itself that will last for a group of players playing out here is a great opportunity for them to play the sport that they're going to love over the years presumably don't see. and that is all from the water sports now but i'll be

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